Sentence examples for milk in terms from inspiring English sources

Foaming properties of milk in terms of initial foam volume, foam stability and visual appearance of foam as functions of free fatty acid concentration were determined.

If we start from the perspective that milk, in terms of flavour, nutritional value and animal welfare, is one of the things you shouldn't skimp on, it follows that your yoghurt should be made with good milk.

There were no treatment effects on live weight change of the goats, growth of their kids until 90 days of age or composition of their milk in terms of fat, protein and urea contents.

Transgenic technology has also produced farm animals that secrete in their milk, human lactoferrin, lysozyme, and lipase so as to simulate human milk in terms of quality and quantity of these elements that are protective to infants.

This study evaluated the environmental impact of production of oat drink in comparison with production of milk in terms of: i) the necessity for sufficient grazing animals in the landscape for biodiversity conservation; ii) different perspectives on the need for beef and protein; iii) the opportunity cost of land; and iv) the differing protein content of milk and oat drink.

Using the phase variation between both coils, the quality of the raw milk, in terms of the somatic cell count (SCC), can be evaluated, because the milk from a cow that suffers from mastitis is a better conductor of electric current.

According to technological properties, it can be concluded that C. cardunculus extract exhibited an excellent efficiency on raw milk, in term of dynamic moduli and gel firmness, as compared to chymosin.

There are few studies carried out with this method due to great differences between individual milk samples in terms of milk composition and SC content.

When expressing total milk consumption in terms of fat from milk (median intake 0.8 g/day) there tended to be an increasing risk for premenopausal breast cancer with increasing intake of fat from milk, whereas no association was seen for postmenopausal breast cancer (Table  4).

However, the increase in milk yield was not as great as the increase in DM intake, so that the efficiency of milk production, in terms of yield (kg) of milk per kg of DM intake, decreased.

Investigation of the KD pups indicated that they were indeed consuming some milk, but that the maternal KD milk – either in terms of its quantity or nutritional value – was insufficient to support their growth, since they remained small for their age.